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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

9err &o6ert Mumbrauer bat bas
@Obnbaus bes 9errn Sbeo. 8ersner
bieie ISOLDE tduili6 ertpOrben. Die
9aufiumme betrl9 S1650.OO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

!Serr s. g. Graf, G%pe5iulugent bes
,NtiIuuri 8epublicur", bon ct. 2ouis,
befinbet Ii9 9e9entpdrtis i'm SntereIie
bes BON i6m pertretenen 8lattes in ut.
1eret Sta0t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

9ie 9r6Bte unO id6nite Stsiuobl
Site fir Serren uto Snnben filben I'LL:
iere 2eler iii GbriItmunn's 9leioerbanO:
Iuro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

Scrr @eOrg Starf ulo @attin be
fanben Ii6 leste @p6e i'll ct. 2Ouis 5u
8eIud BEL 8ertuanOteI uno 5reunoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

Cine 9roBe 9tn5ubt 9trbeiter lit &C.
~sentudrti9 init benz 2egen BON Stabl=
I9ienen arT Dem @iIenbubnbett Der
Miiiouri 8acificbabn beI6Gfti9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11
Sur GOtts.
Tarm III ~bcrtamfen.

lie Rem Ssrrn Srbn Icwad erbGriss 8arlR
pcn so gdrr, unstfibr ) ReiIsn fieli& ssH
@bamuis et'rssn, ia inter aiiuiistn Sthin-
aunlen al perfauffR, So @drr fIar, nsaee
0cbubauS. 3 3immsr sulbaltsnb, outer Sci.
Ter, mebrrrs CUTE StaGIunsen nsbf anetrtR
gusenact6uecn. alIss i'm belten Suhanks.
@u6 beInsrn Eb GOO Sbftdume auf esn
plase. grsiS $500; SnsabIuns $1,000;
8rGt mad SsIietsn.
Sreb. 6. @tntL
Strmann, Np.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

9err @eUrg 9arton bat leinen 8Obnz
iik in 9birb Greet auf9el6ld9en unb
besab ii6 lebten Sunnta9 nit .ieiner
Tamille in Iein neues Seim.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11
8. 90. Saienritter.

SIN ct. SOiepb gOnUert III garOns
bclet bel ct. 2puis crfranften lcbte
@o6e iiber 100 Der S6slin9e unb
5uerit wur6e Ser9iItun9 bur9 &annen=
frii9te uctmutbet. Cine llnteriu6uns
er9ab iebo9, baB Die ltria6e baran lag,
bnb bic 9inber in 5ulee Der 5aiten5eit
fir mebrere Gage feline Sleiiduabl5ei=
ten erbatten batten unb bann am
Sonntu9 Dem purselebten Sleii6 &C.
b0ri9 SrIpraden unb fi9 babur6 Die
Md9en per6arben. am 5~tueiten 3ase
tunreu idmmtli9e Grfrnnfte iuieber
iup6l uIb mllItcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

6err SO. ST. &eiHbarbt, bon %llniDn,
Ser. Staten n@au9er", befano li9
oicie ISOLDE III amtli6en @ei6aItert
hier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11
8iHi9 81 %nerfamfem.

@ir FnS i'm SsfBr ron ettpa 1000 alder
autsu Tarlanbrs, rtl9es tbeils I'm iuolidsn.
nittIeren phsr nErbIiten Speile rpn @dssU-
naee @rurtp Iisst. 96ir -hirttn easltlte lsbr
btais gum Ytrfaufr au.
T6btrrs ~ erfabren ron
@rnf Sros.,
Sermaun, Rr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

Serr S. S. 9tuitermell, BON Sania5
Gitp befinoet iid bier III 8eIu6 BET leiz
nen Gltern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

Soeben erbalten einen 9roBen 8or.
rot6 bon feinen Soften fir 9erren nnb
Snnben. &. YDr imam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

8eiiber BON 3u6tpferben MAIDEN
mir barauf auTmerfiam, baB mir iest
beiier beun je uorbereitet iinb
9luftrGge fir baS 0ruden BON fog.
n9en9itjettel" auf tur5e Nutij unb gu
biQigen 8reilen Ill beIoroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

@ir Inb ermG&tist, 5errn Souls 6. Stt
ais Ganbibat tiir has Mmt bes S&ul.Gcms
niiIdrs Son 0asepnabe County nn3u3stesn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

6err 81. $. Snienritter befano nd
mebrere Gage 6ieier 8p6e in @elddf-
ten in Ct. 2ouis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

Die GuuntD Court miro am 4ter
glpril als 8ebOroe
in Sibung tretet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

Gonfirmanbeu Nn5i9e in GROCER
9luswabl un6 81 bili9en SreiIet Bel 6.
G6riItmaun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

Gunfirmanben &n5ii9e in groBer
glustuabt unO gu biIisen 8reiien bel
s. G6riItmant.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

Die County Court ernannte Die fol-
senben 6erren nGs @esauHeber fir bas
laufertoe Snbr:
/. 9iItrift So6n SOIersen.
2. 9iItrift Gic. Slueti6.
8. 9iItrift Inb. 8uffner.
4. 0iItrift Hetpton Sptp6ers.
5. Siltrift G6as. 8ranobUrIt.
6. 9iltrift Slug. &pd.
z. 9iItrift SenrD @albeder.
s. SiItritt gbplp5 8rii6te.
8. Siitrift 9lu9. 5pobrer.
10. 9iitrift Sacob @un9lrr.
II. 9iItrift 8. q. Wattbetps.
II. Siitrift 8. S. Cites.
Is. 9iitrift @m. Worre.
IA. 9iitrift 9tus. Soebtmann.
10. Oiltrift Gmil &unptu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11
Neue Nn5eigen.
SIR eonnts=s eummiRar.

@ir fuh srmd&tist 6trrn Sbps. 5.
ReGPilan ais @anhient fur has Nmt bts
S&uI.G pmmtfdrs Spu @aseUnnee County an
su;eisfn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

9err Gbas. 5u9ser, County @dub=
meiltcr, ma9tc bielr 8O6e iein Settle.
mcnt" nit Der County Court. Sci Der
Nbre6nln9 eraub ii9 Dab fOlseroe @eG.
Der fid i'm Sfnkamte befinbcn:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

abnnnirt auf bos Sermnnner Bolts
blntt, bic bette beuti@e Seituus in @as.
eoRabe County.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

Sci Sru. @m. 8OetbemeDer lit leBs
ten 5reitas Der @tOr8 einsefebrt unO
hat Elm frdftises Mdbel b%interlaien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

Stride StodTi6e unb feline bOadnbi.
i6e ultb amerifanii6e Sdringe Icbr BIT.
fig bel 9Don 6. &obDn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11
4ttmanuer Wdlksbatt.

Entered al the Post ONCE at hermann. mo-, az
admitted Tor II ansmlSsIon through the malls ~
econd-class rates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

@ir tnS rrmd&tist prrrn @. q. Grsunb
ale Ganhieat fur fas Unit bes S&ul.GeH
mtFdrs BON @asernaee 9ounts aniu3tt9eH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

Ser 6. Slumer, ben Scr9er, iuar
lebten Gamstas liz @eiddften bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

aleine 9iebItdble weroen III lester
8eit in unierer Stnot iebr oft perilbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

SEER Sobn S6erer reiite am @tIttz
mod in 8esleituns feiner 2O6ter, SRI
Ro1a, na6 ct. 2ouis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

Gunfirman6en : 9ln5I9e i'll 9roBer
9(ustuabl Bel 6. Gbriltmnnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11
0emlSeiaameu.

frti9 unb idmmtli9 seprift. gu ia.
ben BEL
s. Silter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11
gu Oerfamfem!
Gin aItrs nuo brfanntrs 2Eeiusri9afi

beFsn prin,ipoIe su alt iinS, UNI basitIbs Tst-
feTsufibren, bietrt f~cleennes Gt9enIeEul etuto
ium 8srtauIr an. so Afsr bss fbSnfsn Sanses
pppun etra Is Adsr nit ben better Wtinrtbsn
b~epTan,t Iinb. Der Meinters III in heIeni
3ufaube. Auf btm plase beEnern h@ Gin
aerduniser aerIlbter 8e1er, pTeBbaus, Wcbn'
bans uun onhrre DISQUALIFICATION. Die uu-
tsr,ei&uettu ~prrIanssn $4,000 fur has Gisen.
ibnm, treIhsS nu Der 4. She'll rerSumms IN
bic fe fur fasItlbe be,abIt battsn. Der
aaufrreis i@Iiret ebsnfaas @eirfd1er, Bit
ten, aud pfsr6 unb bic sur Sttanuns eea
Ynnbes unb 0srffrtisuu5 bts @siues nrtbi.
aen RaI&intrien, Nppernte unb 0erdtbl9af-
ten Gin. Die Sdlfte Ger 8auflnmnie tlt lrtori
Al entTi@ttn, has aneere fam sesen St9er-
mug III 6 prc;snt fsbsn bleitrn.
BIER bicttt f9 cine CUTE @elrstnbeit fll
irernb einen @rinbausr binis in cen SeFt
eines I16ntn Gisentburis su ~9elaneen.
Weeen 9dberem renee nun iih an
@ nj. 5arlts s. 6 o,
RcY. IL RU52 SrruYiae. Mc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

Scrr SernbarOt 9etrus perl6Idte
Sieie ISOLDE megrere Garfnonn9en ieiner
uor;iiaGiden @eine nn6 ct. 9onis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

Seine 9erren=Siite neueiter Mtobe Iebr
biais BEL 6, gbriftmaun,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11
TGindeGdnbt.1

6ermanr, Mo. ben s. Sebruar. 1887.
8eebrtcr Serr 8ebnfteur:
Sn Der lebten 3umuler bes ySplfss
blott bcri6teter Sic, bnB bic gerleb-
ing mcirles SObnes, 2lbOGpb Suienritter,
AM Gaumcn cin9mputiren bes Singers,
sur 6Ol9e babe. 9ieie @u9e funn i'd
S6ncn Die frcuoige @ittbeilnns MAIDEN,
baB es Der Stunt, liebrei6en, unb
i6nellc1 Silfe, bcs Serrn Or. 6. sahe,
sefun9en lit, bns 10 i6tper UerGeste
@lieO, 10 gut 81 ~pcrbinOen, I'M cine
baloi9e Seilun9 ubne 8ertrippelune 81
er6ieleu. SD funn0 .@uIie bel iOGbenl1n:
9Giidsfaaen nit 9utem @epiTen beitens
cmpfcblen, unb iuse biernit beutielber
meincn tiefsefiibGten 9unt fir feline I'LL.
iiberI6dk6arcn 9ienIte.
~ Oo cE,Kko~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

Site unb &oppen in GROCER GusipabG
nrb 5u duBerit nieberen 8reilen BEL 6.
Gbrifmann,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11
aDfn.nhl aahre erbistln ae;rotba,

eOfsenDe saare erbisip.n Seiratbs.
erfanbnibi6eins felt rhf rem lesten Be
ribt:
9beu. S@luss b.b &nna Bauer.
Hleas. Setpen unb Ienburo SIod.
iutn.
Senrn Snefe,; unb 2ena 8ebinmer.
S. Gm. 6. @Oener uno @ilbeGminn
SO. g. Silfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11
0eiMMt

$4OO.OO-5OO.OO su Ieiben. &n65u-
frnaen in Der Office D. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11
&fehu IN

Der erfs giebmarft purSr brrrits srSTnrt
unb Der nd1ffrIssnpe ptrb am "a. une %.
R6ri fattFnbsn, Johann I'M jehtn Itstsn
Dpnnsrstae uno 6reitas siaes
ieeeu Rcndts. 5armer unb pfertrb6nbIsr
rrerben IS in ibrsm SnttrrTe fubsn ibre
pferhe unb RaultleI mad biefrm plase 3u
brinsen he ne an bsr ssuanutsn Sasen piGisr
S6ufer fnbtu ptrrcn pbsr aud rrrtbriIbatt
taufen fpnnen.
@9as. &immel,
Sermann, Wr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

G5rau Gilber febrte lebte ISOLDE BON
eimer @eiddftsreiie nu6 ct. Souls gu
riif
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11

WMtMMd :

Sn gerbinbuns nit benz Central SrtrI babe
i'd Gin seraumiseS @sbdube erri6teu lafsn.
has fur bas tlnterbriusea Der 3ustbiere met
nsr aestrten 9unbrn htrnen Ipa nne in mel
L. :.Nna 0Hnnnk Elm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-11
Sm Oerfamfem.

gu OcrtdNTcn.
Cine quite Sarnt, brifebenb aus 1917 9lder,
rescn so Ader untsr 9ultur ffebrn. $50 his
200 quite traebars Sbibdunie, aud eutes
@ptnbaus, St6Ie uip. fnhen ii6 auf hrm
plabe. Die 5arn liest B RsiIsn iibli6 BON
Drafs, 9 8, nabe Der Srrn &pde. prris
$1O0O.OO. Sroinsunsen tadr.
9. Biemdnn n,
"a b. Emo. Urafe, 9ascrnaee SO. DO.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
wANAM AKERs'
Iside of fringe, $3.50, $3.50.
Lots and lots of covers

side of fringe, $3.50, $3.50.
Lots and lots of covers
THAT we haven't had a peep
lat. And we have hardly
stirred from our tracks ii
lone corner Of the long, wide
Upholstery Gallery.
Second floor, north OF Transspt.
The comfortable part
lot a Comfortable is as much
1.-THE size as any thing. The
stufing counts, the making
counts, but the luxury of the
thing comes from its bignes;
within bounds. Tuck
lin" Comfortables are ever
SO much more luxurious
than Comfortables that dom,
tuck in. We have no Com
fortables that don't tuck in
I'VE have no Comfortable
that is not generously big
The biggest are q! yards
square, covered with i'm
ported Turkey-red chintz,
me dallion c entre, orna.
mented border, d.quilted,
SO rs.
Cheesecloth Comfortables
tufted with contrasting col
ors. Substancy, warm, aim ost
weightless. White, 81 IS;
pink, blue, red or yellow, 81
No Comforta bIes Of any
kind SO cheap that the Get
ton in it is poor. Clean cot
ton in all; carded cotton in
the finer ones.
Near women's Waiting Room
Eye help OF every kind at
the Optical counter. uocs
your Christmas thought turn
to gold spectacles or eye
glasses? The prices are
karat frames, $3.50
10 kara frames, $3.50. s., $3.50, g.,
3 80.
l4.ksrat frames, $3.50, 1880, IS, 50 30
TO SIS.
Gold EyeglAss Chains, 81 -. $3.50 to
o. 50.
If the lenses don't suit they
will be changed alter the
holidays Tor those that will.
Last circle, near Juniper street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKEg.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street.
and CitG-hall square
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
lr sEEMs .hat the peopls oi Ohi ,,0

IT SEEMS that the people OF Obi ;sgo
are noe yes done with the anarsh!s,
tTou oes, ss 1t 10 SAID that there ts No
amsvement on foot In Chicago ard
Other citiee, to reor ssnlzs the followers
OF Spies and Parsons fer the purpose OF
resu ntug the bomb throwing business
on more extended scale. 4. Is further
said that man named Louis vieseck,
will DO brough. to this country from
Munlch, Germany, for the special pur-
pose OF taking direction OF the mA.ier.
1t 10 proba Die the whole matter Is on .
par with the harmless bombs thai have
been 90 freely distributed since the exc
cutiou OF the anarchists In Chicago, bus
1f there Ia he slightest vestlge OF truth
In the report, 1t should be nIpped In the
bud The authorities should no. walI
untn these scoundrels have the opportu-
nity OF killing more innocent men, bat
~ soon as these reports can DO verided,
arrest the rir g!enders and give them IN
opportunity 20 become martyrs" with
ths Chicago quartete. II the avowed
pcTpose OF Herr Viereck In coming 70
csis country Ia correct, he should either
tssent back before he lands, or locked
Elin jail, ss such men are more dan
gJtutthau mad dogs.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

EVEN MAyAoEEs 0. sae. rec, II
their anxiety TO iutr5s 7ce no7el.leE,
sometimes cyerdo the master. 5aca o
case recently occurred 5! variety
theatre in Blooklyu, w1sre concsAled
electric wire wac connected Win one 0:
zhe chairs in the auditorium FOR the
purpose Of applying sudden shock .
the occupant. Every bins worked 70
The satisfaction OF The manager, and
the arrAn cement cres:ed cennderAble
ccan for every body oxcspt the man who
received the shock He DID no; eni o.
the Joke, and to prove iha. be did not
has ntered suit for damages. /! Ia
probable that by the dine the IN AFTER Ia
settled somebody else will laugh, bat !!
yon'k be the msnsRsr.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

THK internal revenue system should
be abolished nc the nexg session OF Con-
gress. By this course 80 increase OF
the surplus In the L 3 treasury would
be prevented, without any dts.uroan &c
Of the business OF the country. The
removal OF the tax CO liquor and 10
bacco would not stin als.e the COG
sumption Of said articles, as those vh .
use them are noI iIriasnced by their
cost. There 10 no good reason, there.
fore, tbs. this war measure should no.
be abolished, and the regsnue 70 sup.
port the government be o5:Ained wholly
from duties on imporss. Taoss WsC
think the nccum uiAtion Ct money IL
the treasury sn evil vii! ard .Ae ,spsA
Of the inter nal tax laws the ess!ss: alt
safest way to accomplish lie dss.r3,
object.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

TBR ACCIDENT On the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad yesterday, near Pitts
burg, BY which three men we're killed
and 4 We injured, Was due, Ii seems, to
the negligence OF . telegraph operator
In delivering the orders. Such crlmi.
nal carelessness should not be permit
led to pass unpunished, and the matter
should be thoroughly in vestisatei and
the blame plsced where 1t properly be-
longs II 1t was the fault OF the opera.
tor he should be prosecuted TO the ex.
tent OF the Law, and II OF the managers
they should suffer . like fate. There
have been entirely too many accident
ally killed" verdicts, with no blame
attaching 10 the company or It's en-
ployes, and the people are getting tired
OF them. Rsilroadlng has been brough.
70 such perteotion In this country that
IL is the exception, when an acciden :
happens, and some one IL not respousi.
Bile, and . coroner's jury who will no.
investigate sll the facts bearing on 8
case and render . verdic. In acoordAn .e
without fear or favor, violate thelr
oaths and are false to their duty As CIT!
zens.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

WE ABE happy 20 announce shAi
every mem ber OF Ctty Councii who WAS
credited with the unnecessary meeting
Of O,tober 18Th has returned the dollar
allowed for that mee.ing 10 the Ol.y
Treasurer. This is nothing more than
what 10 right and just, bat sdli, As Il is
asserted tha. the newspapers hAd moth
ing TO do With having this money re-
funded, we must conclude that 1t wa'
merely m oversight on the part OF tn
mem bers tbs. they permitted the mes.
ing 10 be held.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
How TO Choose q Hoase

Fr-L D1s4 ers' una.
T. sstc.ugs house, or rite Tor d
L-w pts, RENE n Der thu Were tGs sun
III. gLiue On t1e house for 3aue hour
Jas .as e.emsut of z1ad is sec1r.d =,
sspec!8. ; {! tie suEshiae tntrrs a. Ito
7lLGGHs Of the Iviag r1olns or r5Dgu
mgst used during the csytsna. Alter
.hs aspecs has been iouLd - ps suita.
bic, AZ : tna. 2 plentiful supp y Of sUu
aud air Is atsurtd, attention bh1u d be
x!v=a 70 The general p tin and cor
slruCtion of tie Lou.e. II tho ground
is a, a.. pore us, a layer OF concrete moi
less than stx Inches thicE, and com posed
OF cement or Inns aud broken bricks
or grave, shou d be spread over the
| Whole Of the ground covered by The
building. This win prevent the pass
age Of ground air up through the hoors
Air viii travel thrc u4h the ground 70
some distance, and, ss II invariably be-
comes contaminated by taxing up car
bonic gas In its passage, 1t Ia no. suita
BILE for inhsling. The house acts As
sucker on the ground; and II, unfor
tunately, the site Is one on "msde'
ground-that is, composed Of all the II
fuse of q town--the ground air becom
the msiium of disease. No honst
should he built without q well vent
lated air space bet ween the earth an
the ground floor, especially II the Lays
OF concrete on the surface be omitted
The walls should be built OF good hal
burnt bricks, or non porous stone, q
In lime or cement mortar. CommC
under burnt bricks or porous son
hold moisture, which eVsporates with
| rise in the temperature and go ohills &
=, air IN the house.
II the bricks or stones OF the wa
!. are suspected Of holding moisture Z
b, whole OF the extern4 surfaces should
E covered with cement, or tiled or elab
above The fcuGdations OF the wa
@ should rest 90 thick beds Of coDcrs
be 5ded in the Earth; and 70 prevent I
ground damp rising up the wall
dAmp-proof course Of slaes, 10 oeme
/, or q bed OF asphalt, should be laid
> the full thickness or width OF the y
iust above the ground line. Dryp
. IN this climate is 80 essential TO hea
D that any building which, In its fl q
walls or ROOT, sins By admittiD 8: :mo
{ ute, should be rejected rs place
r. resifencs by those who vhlue u
health In tropical climates buiIdi
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

MATTERS seem to be reaching orisIs
In France, and the same dispatches
which announce the resignation Of
President Grevy announce thA. Don
Carlos, son OF the late Don Juan de
Borbon, 10 ct Brighton, and seriously
oontem plates asserting his rights q.
King OF France de jure. President
&fevy has been hArrAesed on every side
for some time, and ct Last, weary OF a
combat In which he was compelled 10
battle with the leaders Of all parties, he
announces his Dissemination OF Kidding
himself Of these many Ills by handin Z
In his resignation. The Bourbons have
long looked with an envlo1s eye on the
Republic, and although 1. Ia possible
Don Carlos may NOT attempt 70 re-es
tAblish q monarchy In Its place, his CD.
pearance In England just q. this pa..
sicular time is frsught with interes; !.
What the outcome will be or what a
day may bring forth In mercurlA
France none can tell.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Miners II carts Giaddened

dcspstoh from Pittsburg says a
steady rain on Thursday glsddened the
hearts OF the coal operators and miners
along the MonongnhelA river, and gave
rene sed hopes OF Q rise in the rivers
sun Client 70 allow the shipment TO the
West OF tbs eight OF ten million bushels
OF coal lying In the harbor aud pools.
There have been no shipments TO the
lower parts tiuce last June. and the
mines have been closed on account OF a
.cArcity Of craft, Nil the boats being
loaded. The enforced idleress has
caused great suffering among the 6. 900
miners In the valley, and many have
gone to other fields In quest of employ.
ment.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
S.H. .BAYNARD
FIFTH AND MAIEET SITS.

Has his .srge wArerooms chuck
full Of Pianos and Organs. Tney
are for sale. II will pay you TO
stop ia AID examine his htock.
New goods. New management.
We mention q few leading makes.
Fret on the list we place the stand
ard WE8ER-goo1 as gold. Then
comes the HARDMAN, remarka-
BILE for its fac tone and finish and
splendid wearing qualities. You
must not pass by the MASON &
HAMLIS, their new method of
ttringing Will strike you as q radi-
cal improvement in piano making.
CHICK is q household
word. Then for medium prices
We have the favorite MARSHALL
& WENDELL, STIRLING and
others. Pianos In all styles OF
Rosewood, Ebony, Mahogany and
Blister Walnut. Cash or INSTALL
ments.
Isitan ORGAN you are looking
foT? How vii! an ESTEY do?-
king Of organs. Following closely
on i.s heels are the DYER 81
HUGHES and WILCOX q WHITE
both no,ed for their volume, sweet
ness, durability and artistic de-
sign. Always on hand the popular
EASTERN COTTAGE, Oraans
in every style Of case and action.
Cash or ;Hstallments.
Snsller instruments in great va
riety. SHEET UBIC and BOOKS.
Pianos, Organs, AccordeoDs, etc.,
thoroughly tuned and repaired Sy
2. p. Potter, with
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
BEE HIVE"
3o6 Fl arket Street.

For the last days of Novem-
ber we want to astonish our
selves, and know of Io better
way to do it than by tempting
prices.
SO pairs Of 10 4 Silver Gray
Blankets st 81; cold by the
manufacturer at 81 25
~ pairs Of Whi,e Blankets
left 10 be rolled up for 79 cents
a pair This heats all. 1t is
good in size and eold at 81 az q
Ibiz drive.
Loads OF better ones up to
| 81 pair. 20 pairs OF crib 8 &c
for the little Cnes for 81 SO q
lEatr.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
market straai had

The question OF ownership OF the bed
OF Market street, In the Ninth ward, Ii
being discussed by citizens OF thai
ward. The street cleaners are needed
In warm weather the street ia covered
With dust ami In the winter time with
mud. One OF the citizens OF the Ninth
ward says: 'rhe city collects taxes to
keep the street In order, and the turn.
pike company charges toll for the use II
II. Between the taxes and the tolls
there Is no choosing, rs both have TO be
paid, but who IL responsible for the bad
condition is what the people in ,his
portion Of the city would like 10 kno -
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
GooL Rrloes.

L.w. stidham & Son, auctioneeIs'
sold "a COWS at public sale for X. L.
Roberts, near Chester, Pa, on Briosy
as follows: $50. s59, S66 30 1oO. S64
S62 6o.lo0 .S46 so 100, $50 St4 Sb6, St4
$50, 80. $59 $52, s43 80 100, 70! 81 ic9
al 80. lC0, $50, $40, S75, $40, $50 VI
$50 so 100, average for the "A htad ts'
per head. The sale waa well sttenoeo
and bidding spirited He Will htV'
another sale in . short DBe,